Toyota Land Cruiser, 2002–2005
Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series, facelift specifications
The Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series, facelift was built from 2002 to 2005. This page lists all 12 versions (crossover) with 129–233 hp and 279–434 Nm of torque.
- 129–233 hp
- Power (96–174 kW)
- 279–434 Nm
- Torque (206–320 lb-ft)
- 11.2–18 s
- 0–100 km/h (fastest to slowest version)
- 180 km/h
- Highest top speed (112 mph)
All versions
From least to most powerful. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market and model year.
| Version | Engine | Power | Torque | 0–100 km/h | Top speed | Gearbox | Drive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4.2 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.2 litre diesel | 129 hp 96 kW | 279 Nm | 18 s | 170 km/h | Automatic, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.2 MT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.2 litre diesel | 129 hp 96 kW | 279 Nm | 15 s | 170 km/h | Manual, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.2 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.2 litre diesel | 201 hp 150 kW | 430 Nm | 13.6 s | 170 km/h | Automatic, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.2 MT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.2 litre diesel | 201 hp 150 kW | 430 Nm | 13.6 s | 170 km/h | Manual, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.5 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.5 litre gasoline | 209 hp 156 kW | 373 Nm | 13.6 s | 170 km/h | Automatic, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.5 MT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.5 litre gasoline | 209 hp 156 kW | 373 Nm | 11.7 s | 170 km/h | Manual, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.5 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.5 litre gasoline | 221 hp 165 kW | 387 Nm | 11.2 s | 180 km/h | Automatic, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.5 MT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.5 litre gasoline | 221 hp 165 kW | 387 Nm | 11.2 s | 180 km/h | Manual, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.7 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors Cygnus | 4.7 litre gasoline | 232 hp 173 kW | 434 Nm | 11.2 s | 175 km/h | Automatic, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.7 AT AWD SUV 5 doors Cygnus | 4.7 litre gasoline | 232 hp 173 kW | 434 Nm | 11.2 s | 175 km/h | Automatic, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.7 MT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.7 litre gasoline | 232 hp 173 kW | 434 Nm | 11.7 s | 175 km/h | Manual, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
| 4.7 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors | 4.7 litre gasoline | 233 hp 174 kW | 434 Nm | 11.2 s | 180 km/h | Automatic, 5-speed | All wheel drive |
Dimensions and weight
| Length | 4,890 mm | 193 in |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 1,940 mm | 76 in |
| Height | 1,890 mm | 74 in |
| Wheelbase | 2,850 mm | 112 in |
| Ground clearance | 220 mm | 9 in |
| Kerb weight | 2,260–2,650 kg | 4,982–5,842 lb |
| Boot space | 1,318–2,212 litres | 47–78 cu ft |
| Seats | 5, 8 | |
| Fuel tank | 96 litres | 25 US gal |
Questions about the Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series, facelift
What is the most powerful Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series, facelift?
The 4.7 AT 4WD suv 5 doors, with 233 hp (174 kW) and 434 Nm of torque.
How fast is the Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series, facelift from 0 to 100 km/h?
The quickest version, the 4.5 AT 4WD suv 5 doors, takes 11.2 seconds; the slowest takes 18 seconds. 0–60 mph is about 0.3 seconds quicker than 0–100 km/h.
What engines does the Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series, facelift have?
Engines from 4.2 to 4.7 litres, running on diesel or gasoline. The table above lists the power, torque and gearbox of each version.
How big is the Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series, facelift?
About 4,890 mm long, 1,940 mm wide and 1,890 mm tall (193 in long), weighing 2,260–2,650 kg. Figures vary slightly by body style.
Every Toyota Land Cruiser generation
- BJ 1951–1954
- J20 1955–1960
- 40 Series 1960–1984
- J40/J50 1960–1984
- 60 Series 1980–1990
- J60 1980–1987
- 70 Series 1984–2007
- J70 1984–2024
- J60, facelift 1987–1990
- 80 Series 1989–1994
- J80 1989–1997
- J70, facelift 1990–1999
- 80 Series, facelift 1995–1997
- 100 Series 1998–2002
- J100 1998–2002
- J70, second facelift 1999–2007
- 100 Series, facelift 2002–2005
- J100, facelift 2003–2005
- 100 Series, second facelift 2005–2007
- J100, second facelift 2005–2007
- 200 Series 2007–2012
- 70 Series, facelift 2007–2023
- J200 2007–2012
- J70, third facelift 2007–2020
- J200, facelift 2011–2015
- 200 Series, facelift 2012–2015
- 200 Series, second facelift 2015–2021
- J200, second facelift 2015–2020
- 300 Series 2021–present
- 70 Series, second facelift 2023–present
Toyota Land Cruiser overview: current engines, dimensions and markets
Sources: manufacturer data for each version. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market, model year and equipment.